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Boston YC W23 eBPF-based auto-instrumentation for OpenTelemetry on Kubernetes; $13M+ Sep 2024 Venture Guides/Salesforce Ventures backed by Chronosphere/Honeycomb/LightStep founders competing with Datadog for zero-code distributed tracing observability.
Odigos Technologies is a Boston, Massachusetts-based enterprise observability platform — backed by Y Combinator (W23) with $13 million+ in funding in September 2024 led by Venture Guides with Salesforce Ventures, Mango Capital, Firestreak Ventures, and angels including Martin Mao (Chronosphere co-founder), Christine Yen (Honeycomb co-founder), and Ben Sigelman (distributed tracing pioneer, LightStep founder) — providing engineering teams with an eBPF-based OpenTelemetry instrumentation platform that automatically instruments Kubernetes-deployed applications for distributed tracing, metrics, and logs collection without requiring code changes, supporting multiple languages and frameworks for instant observability across cloud-native architectures. Founded in 2023 by Eden Federman and Ari Recht with a 16-person team.
Distributed workflow infrastructure platform for TypeScript developers; durable execution, event-driven coordination, and long-running process reliability for cloud-native applications.
Eventual is an infrastructure platform enabling developers to build distributed cloud applications with event-driven workflows, long-running processes, and reliable async coordination patterns that are complex to implement correctly on standard serverless infrastructure. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in San Francisco, Eventual provides a developer SDK and cloud runtime that abstracts the complexity of distributed systems coordination — event sourcing, workflow state management, saga patterns, and eventual consistency — into an accessible TypeScript/JavaScript API.
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